I'm delighted to be part of Ani once again, being one of the sought-after literary anthologies which is published by the Cultural Center of the Philippines annually. I have missed out contributing my work in the past years. Truly, this is one event celebrating the power of words and the richness of our literary heritage. The others who are also included in this anthology are literary friends, co-fellows in national writers workshops, co-faculty/ colleagues, teachers and writers whose works I admire.
The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP)
Literary Arts Division will launch Ani 35, The Pinoy as Asian
issue, on November 26, 2009, 5:00 p.m., at the CCP Ramp with some of the
featured authors reading from their works.
“Ani
35
is
devoted to writings by Filipinos on their interaction with other Asian peoples
and cultures. This may be interpreted as a response to the call of Dr.
Bienvenido Lumbera, National Artist, on the need to reconnect with Southeast
Asian literary tradition if we are to survive in this age of globalization,”
Herminio S. Beltran, Jr., Literary Arts Division chief and editor of the
publication, wrote in the Introduction. “We hope this will inspire the birthing
of mechanisms and eventually practices in the Philippine literary/publishing
world that will start off a more dynamic interaction among Filipino writers and
their counterparts in the Asian continent,” Beltran continued.
Ani
35
features 54 authors who contributed for three sections: poetry; prose (essay
and fiction) based on the The Pinoy as Asian theme and; Malayang Haraya for poetry
and prose contributions outside the theme.
The
54 authors included in Ani 35 are Mark Angeles, Lilia
F. Antonio, G. Mae Aquino, Genevieve L. Asenjo, Abdon M. Balde, Jr., Janet Tauro Batuigas, Gil Beltran, Herminio S.
Beltran, Jr., Kristoffer Berse, Jaime Jesus Borlagdan, Raymond Calbay,
Catherine Candano, Nonon V. Carandang, Christoffer Mitch Cerda, Joey Stephanie
Chua, Kristian S. Cordero, Genaro R. Gojo Cruz, Carlomar
Arcangel Daoana, Arvin Tiong Ello, Dennis Espada, Rogerick Fontanilla
Fernandez, Reparado Galos III, Dr. Luis Gatmaitan, Joscephine Gomez, Malou
Jacob, Ferdinand Pisigan Jarin, Karla Javier, Phillip
Kimpo, Jr., Ed Nelson R. Labao, Gexter Ocampo Lacambra, Erwin C. Lareza, Jeffrey
A. Lubang, Glenn Sevilla
Mas,
Perry C. Mangilaya, Noahlyn Maranan, Francisco Arias Monteseña, Ruth V. Mostrales, Victor Emmanuel Nadera, Jose
Velando Ogatis-I, Wilhelmina S. Orozco, H. Francisco V. Peñones, Jr., Scott
Magkachi Sabóy, Judith Balares Salamat, Edgar Calabia Samar, Louie Jon A. Sanchez, Soliman Agulto Santos, Dinah Roma-Sianturi,
Rakki E. Sison-Buban, Jason Tabinas, Vincent Lester G. Tan, Dolores R. Taylan, Rosario
Torres-Yu, Betty Uy-Regala, and Camilo M. Villanueva, Jr.
For
issues of Ani, please contact the CCP Marketing Department at (632) 551-7930 or 832-11-25 locals 1800 to 1808. For authors who want to contribute
for the next issue of Ani, please contact the CCP
Literary Arts Division at 832-11-25 locals 1706 and 1707, or email
aniyearbook@yahoo.com.
This event also appeared in Panitikan: Your Portal to Philippine Literature and Boy Abunda's column, Directline (Philippine Star).
This event also appeared in Panitikan: Your Portal to Philippine Literature and Boy Abunda's column, Directline (Philippine Star).
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